And rabbit pee is meant to be the worse - and it damages hardwood floors quite badly - it literally strips the coating off the floor.But removing carpet is easy, buy a mask, and get on your hands and knees with a knife, pry bar, whatever.Really recommend these:http://t.homedepot.com/p/3M-Professional-Multi-Purpose-Respirator-62023HA1-A/202080144/ And then burn your clothes afterwards.

As I'm awaiting possibly my first wholesale deal to happen I'm keeping my eyes peeled for some potential flips.

I have my eyes peeled for the next one. :)Congrats on your first purchase!

She replied " you mean my peeling paint has lead in it".

Don't try to be someone you're not - I want to work with genuine people who understand and acknowledge their limitations, not someone who masks their limitations under a guise of confidence.

LBP was used in low (entry) priced houses in the '50s... just be sure there is no peeling paint.

In the other room, we just soaked thoroughly and peeled starting at the very top where it meets the ceiling. 

If the goal is to protect the siding and extend the life of the building because of peeling paint and sun damage, I would paint.

Especially with a knockdown or orange peel texture.  

Even a homemade duct blowing into a clear face mask.